A malpractice case can go proceed against a New Jersey judge for alleged mishandling of a foreclosure case prior to taking the bench, a state appeals court says.
November 04, 2013 at 05:41 PM
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A malpractice case can proceed against a New Jersey judge over his work for corporate clients before he took the bench.
The Appellate Division reinstated the suit, Jiorle v. Maenza, on Monday, finding it was improperly dismissed simply because Maenza was not named in an earlier action by the same plaintiff against those clients.
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